Lisle 49960 Pneumatic Tool Caddy Review

Some connector styles fit better than others. A padlock is dumb because someone can use an adjustable wrench, just unscrew the plug and get your tool. I let the long bolt hang in the slot under gravity so it snaps closer into place and can be easily pulled out to grab the tool. I wouldn't buy it because of its blocking ability. MADE IN THE USA!

Perfect for my purpose. I was able to free up 4/5 of the space in my tool chest by hanging some of my air tools. I'll probably buy two more of these. *** IF you use high flow couplings like I do, THEY ARE NOT SUITABLE. You'll need to use a Dremel or Die Grinder to expand them a bit. The locking mechanism works without adjustment.

The only reason it gets a bad review is because it doesn't work with the air fittings I use. I am using the Flexzilla High Flow System and the fittings are not suitable for this rack. They work well with traditional fittings, but the Flexzilla has a slightly larger outside diameter and will not work with them. Flexzilla High Flow coupling and plug set, 14 pcs.

Very well assembled. If you use high flow fittings they won't fit in there (hence the 3 stars in the rating). You have to drill holes to fit. But in general the product is very satisfied, it's worth it. Also, the lock feature is a great addition if you intend to use it in a store. You have to weld it to the toolbox for the locking feature to be really effective, otherwise someone could just undo the bolts and take the whole thing.

Surprised how small it is. Drilled 2 holes in my new 5 drawer trolley, screwed it on and took everything out of 1 drawer and put it in this bracket. The box has been restored. Easy insertion and removal of tools. There is no grease in my drawers (now). Strong enough to carry a lot of weight despite being small. The lock is very useful to prevent the tools from falling out when moving the cart. No sense in a tool box. Waste of money but on a car that moves a lot. It keeps the tools in place. I…

3 words! MADE IN THE USA! I've been doing this since the 1970's! I noticed that my instruments made in the USA, Germany and Taiwan outlasted all others. Simply good. Taiwan has done incredible things with chrome and metal. Probably because they are not affected by the EPA. One more note: I still use 1/4” NPT with my 1990's compressor and regulator. Pneumatic tools come with 1/4" NPT threads so I see no reason to switch to high AF fittings. I tune my regulator to set the RIGHT amount of AF and…